“As an ever-hopeful person, I still believe there’s a chance that Screen on the Green will return this summer,” says the president of Friends of Screen on the Green, which mobilized to save the series in 2009.

With “North by Northwest,” “Back to the Future,” and more.

Screen on the Green kicks off its 2014 season with the 1984 classic “The Karate Kid.”

Screen on the Green, D.C.’s best-known and sometimes imperiled outdoor summer movie series, is announcing its four-film slate for this year.

With more and more outdoor film festivals in D.C., is the annual Screen on the Green relevant anymore? Yes, say its biggest supporters.

In case the Screen on the Green line-up left you wanting more, we’ve rounded up your other outdoor film options this summer.

Screen on the Green kicks off on July 16 with Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

Does the HBO Dance need to be tinkered with? No, it does not. But that’s not going to stop people from encouraging such blasphemy!

Organizers of Screen on the Green, one of the District’s most beloved summertime institutions (what with the HBO Dancing and all), announced this afternoon that they’d be coming back for another season.

Photo by shhanalog Washington’s beloved Screen on the Green outdoor film festival on the National Mall will happen this year, Dan Zak is reporting in the Washington Post. The long-running festival was abruptly canceled last year after sponsor HBO said it could no longer afford to foot the bill on its own. But an outpouring of vocal disappointment from fans led HBO to resurrect it, securing sponsorship partners in Comcast and The Trust for…